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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Aranburu, Aritz author Justel Lozano, Daniel author Angulo Lizarraga, Iván author 2021 CAD systems are indispensable tools in the product design and development process. Through the creation of parametric 3D models,they increase productivity, enable the design of highly complex parts, improve collaboration between different work teams and reduce time to launch. Nevertheless, during the design process there are many different modelling solutions to generate any one part, and the robustness and flexibility of a model depends to a great extent on the experience of the designer. This dependence on individuals rather than methodologies has a negative impact on downstream engineering activities,as many models are not easily editable. Developing a methodology to produce flexibleand reusable 3D models is therefore key to reducing the design time of the product development process. In this paper,we review the state of the art with regardtoflexibility and reusability in parametric surface-based models. We identify gaps in the field and determine the principle aspects in CAD development workflows which influence flexibility and reusability. We aim to expand the field of knowledge and establish a foundation for future research into the development of a surface-based modelling methodology. 1686-4360 https://katalogoa.mondragon.edu/janium-bin/janium_login_opac.pl?find&ficha_no=161653 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11984/1900 CAD modelling methodology surface modelling reusability flexibility Reusability and Flexibility in Parametric Surface-based Models: A Review of Modelling Strategies